Fried tempe was delicious

fried rice, mini chicken and cilantro dumplings, sautéed bok choy and watercress

The skulls are sandwiches and the bottom right is Greek yogurt with crushed Oreos. 🙂

rice, Chinese sausage, omelette, sautéed yu choy

Cherry "brain" jello, zombie fruit skewers, caprese pasta salad with skull mozzarella, Bongo cheddar snacks and a go-gurt I added some green food coloring and Halloween sprinkles to 😅

I’m trying Japanese bento these days. Trying out different dishes. But the websites I follow mostly have all around world recipes and are scattered around pages which can’t be made everyday. Is there any recommended website or YouTube channel who only makes easy and Japanese meals

PS: I’m not against other country recipes. I’m in japan. So I think getting Japanese ingredients would be easier and cheaper

1st box: kimchi fried rice, stir fried broccoli and carrots, oven baked 'fried' chicken

2nd box: apple, tangerine and some biscuits (bc, of course I had to have dessert)

1st box: meat patties, sausage, sauteed spinach with sesame seeds, roasted cauliflower and bell pepper

2nd box: tangerine, apple and chocolate crossiants

Looking for a bento box recommendations that has a good seal internally so I can pack a sandwich and a salad with dressing and not worry about the dry half getting soggy. Thanks!

I’ve been wanting a nice wooden bento for a while because they’re just so beautiful to look at. I have a plastic one but want to expand my collection. The question I have is:

1. If the box is coated in a protectant, does that make it safe for things like oil based dressings?

Or the thing thats the deal breaker for me is: 2. If it has a coating is it safe to store in the fridge? I like to prep my meals at night before work.

                     🌟Thank you for your replies!🌟

Hi hoping for some edamame knowledge for my kids bento boxes!

I really want to try using edamame beans as the kids love them at home in stir fries but I'm not sure how to prepare them for a lunch box. I'm buying frozen edamame beans (can't get the pods) and it says that they need to be cooked. Can I cook them and then leave them to go cold? Some of them seem a bit wrinkly after this? Other option I wondered about is air frying.

Only restrictions are cannot have nuts or seeds in the recipe, thanks!

Hi everyone! So, I used to own a Bentgo bento box that I really loved, but I lost it awhile back. At the time, I lived in the states - when I recently went to order a new one from bentgo.com, I was disappointed to see they only ship to the US, since I've moved to London in the last year. I checked UK Amazon, and they didn't have the options I was looking for, so I googled 'Bentgo uk' and found bentgo-uk.com. Which, for some reason, the site just feels less polished and it got me paranoid it might not be legit, so I'm curious if anyone has ordered from it before! Thanks in advance :)